Ok, so here's my feedback for the house:
Regarding the exterior:
1) I think the thatch roof overhangs, need a bit more work, as they feel, bit too messy. There are some good examples of such a roof around, do check them out before doing anything.
2) Use a bit more jungle wood on the walls, it gives variation on the gradient, makes the house feel less monotonous and also gives the house an older feel.
3) Add a door, on the door that leads to the yard.
Though in my opinion, the doorway altogether, isnt really needed, as its easily accesible through the yard "gate".
Regarding the interiors:
1) Again a bit more jungle wood on the rafters, for the reasons mentioned before.
2) Remove the big cabinet (idk how its called) on the eastern wall. The family leaving there is poor, so they wouldn't, most likely, be able to afford such a big piece of furniture. Generaly such a house, should be simple.
3) Remove that lone shelf on the wall, feels quite out of place, and weird standing alone there.
4) Remove the kicthen bench, next to the table, as it feels a bit outdated, and instead make a standalone kitchen bench.
5) Make the bed area smaller, as it quite too big.
You could have the shelf above the bed, and maybe put a basket or two.
6) Remove the piston table, which also looks outdated, standing on its own on the wall, also it is a bit unecessary, as u have a table already.
7) dont put thatch on the floor like that, use it in bigger patches, think it like a carpet somewhat.
8)Dont use stools/chairs position is also a bit weird, what u could do, is make it look like the chair is placed with the table, I dont know how to explain it further... my use of english is really poor, I must say.
(Though, to be clear I wouldnt use a stool alltogether, as it feels a bit too expensive in a poor household, so I'd use a simple wooden chair.
9) Put the firepit on another spot, as it takes quite a bit of space.
10) Candles on crates, is also quite an outdated practise, so do refrain from using that as well.
I know its quite a list.
Anyways, should be easy to fix those, and when you do I'd be happy to approve the house, and move on.
